Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File B. L. Wt. 9283-100, John B Duhamell, Penn.

Penn.
Duhamell, John B.
B.L. Wt. 9283-100, issued 1790
For papers, see case of Anthony de Marcellini, Penn., B.L. Wt. 568-200, issued 1789-

Ga.; Mil. ★  Duick, Timothy
Reg. 273482-1855
Rev. War ★
THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES BOUNTY LAND FILES  ACT OF 1855 - Rejected 273482  VETERAN Timothy Duick  1777 GRADE Private  SERVICE  Det. Mich.  CAN NO. 1800 ..... BUNDLE NO. 235

273,482.
273,482. Act Mar 3/55 May 5/57
SA P.R. Minnow. May 18/57
Robert, Nancy, Eavan, Theda Bel Roy, Alsa, Timothy, and Elizabeth Quick minor children of Timothy Quick dec d (pre)
Capt.
Ga mil.
Ent — 1777
Dis — "Rev. War"
Gen. No Papers Special S. Col. Co
Phillip H. Simmons Jasper, Pickens Co. Ga

273482
Filed by Philip R Simmons

State of Georgia } 83 Personally appeared before the Court of Ordinary of Pickens Pickens County } County in the State of Georgia now sitting the last being a court of record on the 23 day of November A.D. 1856 Timothy Brick aged 50 years a resident of the county and state aforesaid who being duly sworn to accord- ing to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the amount of money due his father as a pension of the United States, that he is one of the children and heirs at law of Timothy Brick deceased who was a private in the company commanded by Captain (Capt not recognized) in that Regiment commanded by General Washington in the war of the Revolution That he believes his father entered the service at Hillsborough about the — day of not known A.D. 1777 for the term of not known and continued in actual service in said war for the term of some two years and was honorably discharged at place not known on the — day of not known A.D. 1779 that he was in the following engagements viz
Battle of Kings Mountain That he served under the following named officers in addition to those above named viz
not known at not known That he has no documentary evidence of his service, that he left a widow named Jabiltha Brick who died on the — day of not known A.D. 1818 That the following are the only surviving children of the said soldier viz Robert, Isaac, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, Eliza, Timothy, Mary, and Elizabeth Brick
That his mother was married to the said Timothy Brick in the city of S.C. on the — day of not known A.D. 1777 by some not known and that his mother before her said marriage was Jabiltha Brick that his father died at Johnson on the — day of not known A.D. 1813 and further there is no public or private record
of his marriage which is in his own words to prove That he has appointed Philip Simmons his true and lawful atty with power of substitution to pro- secute his claim to receive the certificate of service and to do all other acts necessary and proper in the premises
Timothy Brick mark John Lambert Joseph Lambert
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this day and year first above mentioned and I hereby certify that I know the said deponent and believe him to be as above stated and that he is of the age above stated and further that I am not interested in this claim as attorney or otherwise (with my hand and the seal of said Court) affidavit by order of said Court now in session
C. M. McLure Ordinary Official Clerk